Digital cookie swap invitations

Cookie swap invitations worth opening

Every baker needs the headcount before they shop. Send an envelope they open, and have the number in time to tell them.

A gingerbread brown envelope printed with cookies and sealed with a gingerbread man opening to a Cookie Swap card
  • RSVPs and a real headcount, so everyone bakes enough
  • Guests say which cookie they are bringing in their reply
  • The rules, the date and the address in one place
  • Reminders only to those who have not replied

For guests

No app, no ads, no login

Guests reply from any phone, add a note about their cookie and find the time and address in one place.

For you

One number for every baker

See who is coming and how many, so each guest knows how many dozen to bring.

Replies

Every answer, at a glance

Who replied, who is coming, who is still to answer. The numbers update the moment a guest replies.

Questions

How many cookies should each guest bring?
Each baker brings one dozen for every guest, plus a few to taste. With 8 bakers, that is 8 dozen each, and everyone goes home with 8 kinds.
When should cookie swap invitations go out?
Three to four weeks ahead, with replies due a week before. Bakers need the final headcount before they shop.
What should the invitation say?
The date, time and address, how many cookies to bring, whether to bring copies of the recipe, and something to carry cookies home in.
Do guests need an app or an account?
No. Each guest gets their own link that opens in any browser, on any phone.
Is Paper&Seal a good Evite or Partiful alternative?
Yes, when the party deserves an envelope: guests open a sealed invitation with no ads, and every event starts free. Paper&Seal vs Evite or Paper&Seal vs Partiful.
How much does it cost?
Free for up to 25 guests. Bigger events pay once: The Invitation is $19 and Signature is $35. No subscription, no per-guest fees. See pricing